Only 100 companies produce 71% of global emissions
Just a few fossil fuel producers and their investors can stop climate change.
A study named “The Carbon Report” shows how a very small...
Eddie Bernice Johnson Takes Over US House Science Committee, Earth Rejoices
The winds of change seem to be blowing in Washington D.C. At least at a committee level in The US House Committee on Space,...
$1 Billion Approved for Climate Projects in Developing Nations
A U.N.-supported reserve has endorsed more than $1 billion for 19 new ventures to enable creating nations to handle environmental change.
During the four-day meeting...
Proposals by Brazil’s Presidential Front-Runner Could Lead to Explosion of Deforestation
Photo: An aerial view of a tract of Amazon jungle recently cleared by loggers and farmers near the city of Novo Progresso, Brazil September...
Plastic Crackdown: Europe Moves to Ban Single-Use Plastic
A Europe-wide ban on plastic could be in place by 2021
Throwaway plastic items such as cutlery, cotton buds, straws and stirrers could soon be...
Banning Single-Use Plastic Straws – is it a Sustainability Win?
American Airlines, Hilton Hotels, Royal Caribbean, Cunard, and Red Lobster and a host of other companies have also committed to doing away with plastic...
Oil Giant Shell Joins the Global Wind Energy Council
The oil giant Shell has recently moved to expand it influence in the green energy sector by joining the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC)...
Walmart and UPS are Soon Electrifying Their Fleets
The tipping point is on the horizon; Walmart and UPS fleets will soon be completely electrified.
Under pressure from regulators and customers to ditch fleets...
World’s Largest Companies Pledge to Clean-up Climate Change
The world’s largest companies said that cleaning up the environment is good for business. If they live up to the promises they’ve made to...
Google’s Goal to be Completely Powered by Green Energy
Google, one of the world’s largest tech companies, is working hard to source all its energy from carbon-free sources 24 hours a day. It...
